node

UK
/nəʊd/
US
/noʊd/

Translations

nodenoun
nodes
pl
UK
/nəʊd/
US
/noʊd/
The network consists of several interconnected nodes.
Сеть состоит из нескольких взаимосвязанных узлов.
In mathematics, a node is a point where two lines intersect.
В математике вузел — это точка, где пересекаются две линии.
She tied a small node in the thread to secure it.
Она завязала маленький узелок на нитке, чтобы закрепить его.
Additional translations
узловой пункт
узловая точка
узловое соединение
nodeadjective
UK
/nəʊd/
US
/noʊd/
Used attributively to describe something that relates to or functions as a node, especially in computing and networking contexts.

Definitions

nodenoun
A point in a network or diagram at which lines or pathways intersect or branch.
The network's efficiency improved after adding more nodes to handle the data traffic.
A central or connecting point in a system or network.
The server acts as a node that connects all the computers in the office.
A small swelling or aggregation of cells in the body, especially an abnormal one.
The doctor examined the lymph node to check for signs of infection.
A point at which a curve intersects itself in mathematics.
The graph of the function has a node at the origin where the curve crosses itself.
A point in a plant stem at which one or more leaves are attached.
The gardener pruned the plant just above the node to encourage new growth.
Either of the two points where the path of a celestial body intersects a reference plane, especially where the orbit crosses the ecliptic.
An eclipse can occur only when the Moon is near one of its nodes.
A point of minimal or zero amplitude in a standing wave.
The string shows distinct nodes where little movement occurs.
nodeadjective
Relating to or functioning as a node within a system, network, or structure.
The node address uniquely identifies each sensor in the mesh network.